Sentence examples for twofold age from inspiring English sources

Lithuanian GP's has indicated twofold age interaction with job strain because it depends on patient load.

Transcripts contributing to the enrichment score for 'integral to membrane', or 'sporulation' that increased more than twofold with age, or transcripts contributing to the enrichment score for 'mitochondria(respiration)' and 'mitochondria translation)' that decreased more than twofold with age were selected for visualization (from A).

Proteins contributing to the enrichment score for 'stress response (general)', or 'glycolysis/gluconeogenesis' that were increasing more than twofold with age, or proteins contributing to the enrichment score for 'mitochondria (general)' and 'DNA replication' that were decreasing more than twofold with age were selected for visualization (from Figure 3B ).

Diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. and increases the risk of death twofold over age-matched individuals.

The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care consistently shows more than a twofold variation in age, sex, and race adjusted spending among hospital referral regions across the United States.

As seen in Fig. 4, the average speed of dermal fibroblasts participating in closing the in vitro gap (created by the scratch) was approximately twofold higher in aged αMUPA vs. aged WT (p = 0.015).

Farmers had a twofold increased risk (age-adjusted and sex-adjusted HR 2.07, 95% CI 1.80 to 2.38) compared with higher grade professionals.

While these features were present in both transgenic lines, brains from symptomatic mice from both lines were roughly twofold smaller than age-matched non-transgenic (NT) mice (Fig.  2e, f).

In fact, the rate of increase of β-blockers was over twofold higher in those aged ≥65 years compared with those aged <65 years from 1993 to 2001 (APC 8.7 vs. 3.3%) (Table 2).

Among Arabs in Israel, the prevalence of T2D was reported to be almost twofold higher and the age of onset 11 years earlier than among Jews of same geographic area and age (average onset at age 57 vs. 68 years in Arabs and Jews, respectively) [ 6].

15 16 In Brazil, among daily or former daily smokers, the proportion of individuals who started smoking before 15 years of age was twofold greater among those with no or less than 1 year of schooling than among those with 8 years of schooling or more.